LED headlamp works either positive ground or negative ground. Wide voltage from 5 to 30 Volts AC or DC. Available White 6000K to 6500K or Warm White 2700K to 3300K. No polarity, Bi polarity, non polarized. Made with 16 2525 smd for super bright. The headlamp lights on both sides. Dual filament both a low and high beam. The low beam Lumen output is up to 1200 Lumens. The high beam is up to 1800 Lumens. Great for vintage and classic cars. Long life up to 30,000 hours. CE and Rohs certified. Made with aluminum to keep the led lamps cool so they can operate for a long life. The circuit board is constant current so the leds should not flicker. Available in White 6500k. Perfectly works with product 69854 is a 7" round semi-sealed housing and 68721 is a 5"x7" rectangle housing. Both these semi-sealed housings use the P43T bulb. This allows both the housing and the bulb to be upgraded for the older vehicles that are 6 volt positive ground or 12 volt positive ground. Uses only 800mA for low beam and 1.4A for high beam. Dimensions are overall length is 2.52 inches. The width is 0.98 inches. For low beam 4 led's on each row both sides will light. For high beam for all 8 led's on both sides will light, for a total of 16 led's. The light is side firing so you do not dazzle or blind on coming traffic. Load equalizers may be required, if the bulb will not switch from low beam to high beam or if the bulb flickers when installed. Please install led headlight load equalizers to fix the problem product code 65832. When looking at the connector the left most contact is common usually positive ground or negative ground, the center contact is the low beam and the right most contact is the high beam. Positive ground is considered same as AC power for old motor cycles. CE Rohs.
Compatible with:
Vintage 6v Honda motorcycle
1948 Plymouth
1949 Plymouth convertible
1950 Plymouth 6v positive ground
h46v60\55wp43t
Narva H4/9003/HB2
Old Porsches
Old VW
1953 Ford pickup 6 Volt positive ground requires semi-sealed fixture 69854
1948 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe load equalizers suggested